Lynne enjoyed a long and varied career at the BBC before joining True to Nature in 2018. She is a dedicated and highly experienced Production Manager who has worked in many genres including Radio, Daytime, Features, Documentaries, Natural History, Live and Childrens. She takes pride in working very closely with each production team to deliver high quality programmes. Credits include Countryfile, Coast, natural history series Mountain: Life at the Extreme, Big Blue UK and Tribes, Predators and Me with Gordon Buchanan. More recently Expedition with Steve Backshall and CBBC series One Zoo Three.

Having been born in and grown up in France, Axel started his editing career in 2016 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, as an in-house Editor and Edit Assistant where he had the opportunity to work on a variety of content for both private agencies and government entities. After spending 3 years there he decided to relocate in the United Kingdom in 2019 in order to get experience of working in HETV,factual and Natural History programming as this is where his passion lies.

Grace grew up surrounded by the Rutland countryside which sparked her love for wildlife, and anything involved with being outdoors. Graduating last year, from Cambridge School of Creative Industries with a degree in TV and Film Production, she recently made the move to Bristol. She is thrilled to be working at True to Nature exploring her curiosity into the natural world and pursuing her passion for great television.

Shirin recently graduated from the University of Bristol with a degree in Geography and is thrilled to start her career in television at True to Nature. During her time here, she has worked as a Production Assistant on ‘OZT Goes Wild in Britain’ and the upcoming show ‘Whales with Steve Backshall’. She is excited to expand her knowledge of the industry and take on all the new challenges that come her way. In her spare time Shirin loves playing football and cricket and is an avid Manchester United Fan!

Jo studied Interactive Media and Radio Production at Bournemouth University before moving to Bristol and taking a sideways leap into TV Production Management at the BBC. During her 10 years there, she gained a wealth of experience across a wide range of productions, including the Watches, Antiques Roadshow, Children’s and several Natural History series. Following this, she moved to become a Production Manager on a high end project for Netflix at Wild Space Productions, before joining True to Nature in 2022, with most recent credits being for OZT Goes Wild in Britain and Predator v Prey. Jo has a passion for the outdoors and nature. She loves gardening for wildlife, outdoor walks, runs and cycles with her family, and is currently walking the South West Coast Path… just a bit at a time!

Matt studied aerospace engineering at UWE and has experience in the aerospace industry as a Manufacturing Engineer producing parts for the Lynx & Merlin helicopters. He volunteered on an electric railway opened in 1883, enjoys developing his owns planes and drones and goes snorkelling, paddleboarding, surfing and kayaking whenever the opportunity presents itself. Currently Matt is working with TTN as part of a Knowledge Transfer Programme with UWE developing a novel concept.

Holly has worked in a wide range of genres including factual entertainment and documentaries. She started her television career at Voltage TV in London, but missed the non-polluted air of Bristol, and is excited to explore a different side of the television industry.

An experienced AP, researcher, camera operator and drone pilot, Dan has been working in the industry since 2017 and has worked across a wide variety of well-loved factual programming including Countryfile (BBC) and Richard Hammond’s Workshop (Discovery). With a background in History and a strong technical skillset, Dan has a keen eye for a compelling narrative, and is passionate about telling stories which can inspire and inform audiences of all ages.

Born in Australia, Georgia moved to Bristol in 2017 and began working in the broadcast industry in 2019. Georgia began as a Runner and soon progressed to Production Coordinator, with experience in coordinating logistically complicated and remote international shoots in locations such as Laos, Guyana, Mexico, Tanzania and across the Andes in South America. Georgia has worked from the beginning to end of productions, with experience in delivering post-production paperwork for National Geographic, Discovery Channel and Sky Nature.

Katie began her career as a junior researcher at The Guardian newspaper. This was closely followed by her first credit on the BBC True North Series as a writer and producer for ‘Face The Music.’ Subsequently, she took on more organisational roles such as working as the Volunteer Co-ordinator for Sheffield Documentary Festival. Katie took on the role of Operations Manager and Co-ordinator at Esprit Film and TV, organising the kit and carnets for some of the largest productions in the world, from Frozen Planet and Blue Planet Live to One Strange Rock. Before coming to True To Nature Katie had been working for BBC NI for the last three years as a PMA working on a wide range of shows from music to politics.

Rosie moved to Bristol in 2018 to begin her career at Silverback Films, working across blue-chip productions such as The Mating Game and Perfect Planet. Rosie started working at True to Nature in early 2020 and has worked in development, on the first series of Dreamflight, and as Series Researcher on Predators. She is now working on Whale with Steve Backshall.

Chloe graduated from the University of the West of England with a degree in Media and Cultural Production. She began her career as a Digital Asset Logger before progressing to an Office and Kit Hire Assistant. Chloe has a passion for nature photography and videography so loves being a part of a company that connects people to nature.

Christina Nutter is a Bafta-nominated, RTS Award-winning Series Producer, Producer/Director and Edit Producer with over 20 years of experience. Half Swedish, half English and born in Iran, she was brought up surrounded by passionate storytellers. Subsequently, she has always been drawn to strong narratives and behaviour, working across several genres from natural history to specialist factual with her films taking her across the globe from remote parts of Kenya to the very heart of the Yucatán Peninsula. For her, being able to weave words, picture and sound together in order to tell a story is an ongoing privilege and pleasure.

Over the last decade Jen has made shows for the leading broadcasters both sides of the Atlantic including Netflix, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, PBS and the BBC. Working for both the BBC NHU and the independent sector she has excelled in multiple formats from landmark blue chip, presenter led, children’s to VFX and ‘Live’ natural history programming.

After completing a degree in TV production, Alex went on to work in corporate video for several years, before deciding to make the jump over to Documentary TV. He wanted to work on bigger and more interesting projects that he is passionate about. His career in TV started when working as a Camera Assistant on a BBC documentary about the Bronze Age with Mike Dilger and then as a Camera Assistant/DIT on Inside the Ambulance. Since then, he has decided to work in post-production, but still enjoys getting out with his camera. He’s worked as an Edit Assistant on a variety of productions at the BBC NHU, created development sizzle tapes at Plimsoll Productions and worked with BBC Cardiff’s digital team as a Junior Editor. Alex has now joined True to Nature as an Edit Assistant working on One Zoo Three.

Having graduated with a degree in TV Production in 2014, Emma has spent the last 6 years working as a Producer at a creative agency, producing everything from TV commercials to music videos. Having taken some time out to travel the world, she is now excited to be getting back to her roots into the world of broadcast. Happiest when exploring and spotting wildlife (the Canadian Rockies being one of her favourite places to explore!) she is excited to be working on content that encompasses her own passions.

In Chalfont St Giles, born and raised, the wilds of Bucks was where he spent most of his days. Ben is an Assistant Producer with experience in tea drinking and a range of wildlife programming including blue-chip and presenter-led. When not at work, he enjoys time watching wildlife whilst attempting golf, having a swim, and digging into the latest drama boxsets.

Following a brief stint as a Ski Instructor, Rory trained in Geophysics at the University of Southampton, before finding himself doing data management for the film production company & sales agent, Carnaby International. He then spent a few years working in corporate video and running on drama productions, including BBC’s Small Axe, before completing an MA in Science & Natural History Production at the National Film and Television School. After graduating, Rory edit assisted for Oxford Scientific Films, Mongoose Films before taking a break to work for the NHS in Intensive Care during the COVID pandemic. He has since worked for Blast Films and BBC Science, most notably on Dinosaurs: The Final Day with David Attenbourgh. Outside of work Rory enjoys photography, outdoor sports and is currently teaching himself software development.

Born in Colombia with dual nationality, Isabel graduated in Digital Film Production and began her career as a Sound Assistant working in HETV Drama in London. She naturally progressed into Production Management and moved to Bristol with a diverse range of credits including Sex Education, Poldark, Marcella, and Mc Mafia. Undoubtedly her passion lies in the natural world and in the past two years she landed roles working on challenging multi location shoots for the BBC on the Watches, and now One Zoo Three.

Lucy’s passion for the natural world - particularly sharks! - led her to study Zoology and move to Bristol to complete a Masters in Conservation. This enabled her to begin her career in natural history television working at Plimsoll Productions across multiple series such as Big Beasts, A Real Bug's Life and work alongside the Development team. Lucy is really excited to be join the True to Nature team alongside getting to see and appreciate all the natural world has to offer!

Aneesa is a storyteller who’s just come off the BBC’s rigorous AP Accelerator training programme. She’s obsessed with finding and telling untold stories and revealing unlikely heroes through brave storytelling methods, and she’s delighted to be doing this with True To Nature! With North African roots, she’s most at home in a desert, but she’s got fire in her belly to make inspiring and enlightening films that represent every part of our formidable planet and beyond.